The Way the Visual System Knows If an Object Seen

question 52

Multiple Choice

The way the visual system knows if an object seen at time 1 is the same object at time 2 is known as the ______.

• A)correspondence problem
• B)corollary discharge theory paradox
• C)motion-sensitive illusion
• D)motion-depth tradeoff

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